Closed dimo414 closed 2 months ago
The documentation was never updated to reflect #28588. I'm doing that now.
The status of the Windows build is that it exists in the code base, but is unsupported and untested. No new releases are being made.
The last update on #28588 was that Microsoft was staffing keeping the lights on. Did that change?
@dimo414 as mentioned elsewhere if there are users that require a Windows Envoy build i would suggest setting up a downstream project with any required workarounds etc and the necessary CI
Thanks, I appreciate that staffing Windows support may be infeasible, but it would be great if the published documentation could be corrected to reflect that. I'm not sure which elsewhere's you're referring to, but the documentation still indicates Windows is supported.
update PR landed https://github.com/envoyproxy/envoy/pull/34328
Thanks! It would also be helpful if this change was captured in the changelogs of 1.27.3 and 1.28.0 - those are the first places I looked for information about support being dropped.
If it's possible, I think it would be useful to correct the older releases' docs like 1.27.3 as well, as they still suggest these images exist.
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@dimo414 im going to close this as there are no further actions
the releases are immutable - so there wont be any updates to existing releases that had the windows docs but no image - the latest docs on each branch have been updated
The documentation indicates that there are recent Envoy images for Windows:
However it appears only releases up to 1.28.0 and 1.27.2 have actually been published to Docker Hub: https://hub.docker.com/r/envoyproxy/envoy-windows/tags
I know there is some question about the status of Windows support, however the existing documentation for these releases indicates it's still supported. It would be great if images and/or binaries could be made available for any releases that includes Windows support, and for the documentation and changelogs to reflect which releases lack Windows support.